Yogi Adityanath Advocates Strong Measures Against Land Mafia in Uttar Pradesh
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister's Address
During a recent address to the assembly, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath emphasized that any mafia attempting to illegally occupy residential or government land to establish malls or extortion hubs will face strict action, including the use of bulldozers. He asserted that no one can prevent this action, as a secure environment is essential for all citizens. Adityanath noted that the improved security situation in Uttar Pradesh is attracting investment.
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While addressing the winter session of the Uttar Pradesh assembly, Adityanath urged the Samajwadi Party not to divert attention from critical issues. He questioned the circumstances surrounding a recent robbery of a convoy, stressing the need for clear answers and accountability. He highlighted that a robust economy requires a clear policy and strong political will to implement it, contrasting the current administration's efficiency with the chaos under the previous government, which he claimed was submissive to mafias.
Adityanath stated that meaningful results can only be achieved through a structured approach, which involves four key dimensions. He stressed the importance of understanding how the government has addressed these dimensions for individuals, society, and institutions. The paramount need is security, which includes the rule of law and the assurance of safety for every citizen. He emphasized that every woman and businessperson should feel secure, making safety a top priority for any government.
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Adityanath also pointed out that prior to 2017, Uttar Pradesh had only one and a half expressways. Currently, the state boasts 21 expressways, and if all 22 are completed, Uttar Pradesh will host 60% of the country's expressways. He noted that Uttar Pradesh has the largest railway network in the country, spanning 16,000 kilometers, and the most metro lines. Before 2017, the state had very few operational airports, with only two fully functional and two partially operational.